The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09
SearspOr: Locals.

Monday.
Postmaster Roulstonc ha= made marked improve
mrnts in the yestibulo of the Postoiiicc.
Mrs Iebbeus Curtis offers for sale her cottage at
Nnrhport Camp ground. See advertisement.
Mr.. Oliver Park left today for Grinnell, Iowa
vfcl, .he will make visit of several months
= T. <irhol, and /. y. Prescott are closing out
the rooi ia their respective stores, preparatory to
ming nth the pool mill to DiNtield.
fr,l Biathcr has secured Il situation on the NJ
Il r.. and VIII leave shortly to take his place on
rI,,. route between Portland and Bangor.
Richard T. smith, " no has been with the Atkin-
.,.i ~ cook dramatic company the past season, ar
li,, home Tuesday, FOR the summer vacation.
lur .nanl friends of Rev. IL. r. Beach are
t.l,.,-,ti 10 sec him in town. We are informed he
I- t, h, ordained an evangelist during his stay
I.lc.
I'M, lNn tennis club formed here recently has
-,a r,l amt fitted up fine grounds near Union
uIW Some flrr sport Is anticipated during the
tnu Fftnk 4 Curtis household goods arrived
. -f,iul Tuesday. The family are cNpcr ted
...' And viii reside in the Putnam house, near
tatou-
flee rrnuhscot and Mary Morgan met near the
wharf here "Wednesday morning. The amount Of
om-tins done would lead one to suppose he Was
>orh River.
N.>t sunday will be chidlens' day, at the Cong.
-.a,,b. The church viii be decorated with flow
,al r,crgrcen-. and Mr.. IIarbut will deliver an
81. lr.~- 10 the Young people.
DO, ~rirtuaists will hold a two days meeting in
STARTS grove, searsport, June 18th and 26th- Mrs
:lIH Morse Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth, and other
uli speakers will be in attendance.
utir people find the steamer Mary Morgan d
-l..t convenience, is any of the town. below rs
u.ty T., Visited ani return made the same dav
/ l;:tcA j. agent for the steamer here.
N- sarah Pcndetnn, who has been spending the
..t~t Nrr At Astoria, Oregon, returned home Friday.
~U. i, Is accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. f. A.
N.Ye~. who viii spend the simmer in town.
Nr. /. G. rutnam decided after due trial that
~..r~port carpenters aAd mason, were the men he
.antcd in building his new residence on the shore
i.sl AMI has employed fail quota from here.
Mir. :. \ Prescott has fitted up fec rooms
t,r tile post office. 1t would he supcrnuous 10
u M Prescott creams that the! are the finest
.ro0trei here.
Professor, Sewall and DEMO were In town and
..ta apt. james G.. rtndcton and wife, James
Nriipu-all and Nife, Rev II. T. Beach visited
-.nuIAk TUESDAY and enjoyed the superb scenery
a 'be lake ana vicinity
pHr lpcal itc-lcalcr, finding no encouragement
ilo -air oi ice, j. negotiating for the sale OF
.r-o for the Fort Point Hotel, which will leave
Wonll enough to supply the customers through
f.' season who taking lee.
t.r'. tndrew tien ha- secured line position
s- ul>tcr of Il tug at Brm~vi ga. The tug
04- Recently bought in Baltimore and Is said 20
a very powerful AMI line one. Daniel DcycrcauN
.i lat week 10 act ~ capt Aliens engineer.
aries Wopd- rereveia serious INJURY Monday
Iyruo"n " lille At work under the ship at the steam
ltti wharf. The chain broke Just rs he came ont
i.m under 1t, and he escaped death by hairs
rradui, bat lost the end Of the forctingcr of his
i-li hand.
ampli4htcr Hamilton has made great improve
n.1H il his luminni.cs. Having painted the posts
Y.ta- and the tops of the lanterns red the lamps
-oH VERY prominently. y stranger riding through
h,ea painting. the t"Wn red.
\eN- comes from san Francisco in papers that
.pt. William ttooel who is engaged in ininin"
ulr jAert received severe iniuric, hy fall with
..lfirh. Capt. troodrl WAS up rcadjIStin.;
t'c -car un the top of the DERRICK and two of
h.--Itn'l- Stacked away the guys, allowing the der
i..h t'fal The captain escaped with some bruises
4I'i bad shaking up, bat no bones were broken.
ilr was c;triir tn the general hospital.
- >Ir OF THANKS. The Ladies' of the NJ. L.
.la,''h >carsr"r take this opportunity to acknowi-
Observation-Disclosures and gratitude to the follow
"- named gentlemen of Belfast VIII" 50 kindly and
5iriii-cutly assisted them in the recent MorI Trial
# uion Han. JGiyc Geo. l.. johnson, W. Z.
Thompson Esq. J. :. Hartman, Esq. Ansel
WWl-North, sheriff, r. +. Chase Deft. Also to the
parties in sear~rpr who aptly and willingly
rendered their part in the trial.
al DAY ar niltaH-oEoNE FARM saturday morn
ug May Il being perfect, your contributors left
~t.ar-p"rt for Monroe and enjoyed the ride in the
r.aunlul morning air which come, from the hills
arrpuulins thi4 section. Arriving about noon we
""a' -dNcna dinner such a. you can get nowhere
.-'it tt Il we'll kept Iarm hnu~c presided over by
-.rta % woman - Mr.. Haley. After dinner we
.l 10 it ''ltii ~ "a tllt' -lth'hi anu IL Wis
eiur,l came fist f. HE -tdi If Consultations
1t'i- stallion. although well and widely known,
~ !il bear Il few more words of praise. He is own
-' by Gen. W ;. Tilt"n, of BOSTON Mass and WAS
rr.i lay ten. W. T, Withers of Lexington, Ky.
Constellation Wn- sired by Almont and his dam
b1 Starlight iy Iiond- Black Hawk. He i,
h. utiiul mahogany bay in color and stands IL
.4i~ high ami weighs l2oopound4 He has per
f.t !cad and ears and although he has a record Of
HH 80, in the opinion of many he can show gait
Hl, would rat him much below that, if not in
tWenc.. Being one of the best bred stations
Maine lie should be patronized by those who
N-t to obtain fine colts Next came Day Dawn,
3 ~'- sired 10y Judge Advocate, dam by Winthrop
Nortil He j. bay in color and although only %
..a5i,- old stands very nearly Is hands high and
.-lt- over 1000 pounds. In him are found nearly
3t' points requisite to make Il trotter, and with
I- -at ami the judicous handling he is to get
,I Mr.. Haley, it will he surprising If he does not
he busy work for many atthc colt stake this
ni. Then came Woodlawn. Jr., owned by DR.. f.
Hopkins of -c:,rsport. Woodlawn. Jr.. was sired
.f Nnodlawn l5;a and his dam was of Morgan
tl Messenger descent. He is beautiful dark
N--thui in color, and stands Is . hnnd- high and
"lr to delight the eye of lover of good horse.
tie l7 three wears Oh and can show fine open
-l3i and viii eventually become a valuable stall
Ith +" breed from The last stallion came to
Nt- knoN Chief, Jr. lie Is seal brown in color,
stands - 3 hands high and will weigh 1919. lie is
"itll Ar-, Old and when matufcd will be much
Er-cr. lie sired by Knox Chief and his dam
'' Grey Dan. He j. very gamey looking fellow
.H SHOULD he succeed In getting trottcrs will
fI| very fine driving h rises for family